Arab-American Family Services (AAFS) provides education and prevention services meant to promote healthy relationships and reduce events of interpersonal abuse in the home.

Better Sister and Brother Growth Network is dedicated to eliminating domestic violence in the community by providing supportive services and programs to victims of domestic violence, ensuring the safety of survivors, and providing life skills development education with counseling services. They work with individuals, families, and communities to create awareness about domestic violence and abuse.

Apostolic Pentecostal Church of Morgan Park Inc. Community Healing Resource Center provides holistic healing services and trauma-informed care to people impacted by gun violence and other forms of violence, directly or indirectly, free of charge. The model not only serves victims of violent crimes and their families but the entire community as well. They can provide: 1) Trauma-Informed Clinical Case Management: Assistance accessing victim services and violence reimbursement application funds, crisis intervention, service coordination, safety planning, and self-care guidance. 2) Outpatient Clinical Counseling and Medication Management: Individual and family counseling services for adults and children. (Some services require insurance and/or Medicaid/Medicare). 3) Community Outreach and Education: Community education for trauma-informed care, safety and self-care guidance, and resiliency responses to trauma and violence. 4) Community Healing Advocacy: Public speakers bureau, legal advocacy, community memorials, and pop-up peace events.

The Community Outreach Program provides counseling, advocacy, and outreach to survivors of domestic violence. Community Outreach staff facilitate workshops in schools to educate students on the signs and effects of domestic violence. They also teach conflict resolution and healthy relationship-building skills. Community Outreach staff facilitate over ten on-site and community-based support groups weekly for victims of domestic violence. These provide a safe, confidential place for survivors to express their feelings and experiences while receiving the support and empowerment they need to make healthy, secure choices for themselves and their families.

The Basta! (Enough!) Domestic Violence Program provides a wide range of counseling and supportive services for survivors of domestic violence. The top priority of the program is to keep victims and their vulnerable family members safe. They operate under a trauma-informed, strength-based model that emphasizes empowerment and independent decision-making. Participants are given information, encouragement, and support in order to rebuild their lives and achieve safety, self-sufficiency, and peace for themselves and their families.

Crisis Center of South Suburbia's "Safe Start" Teen Dating Violence Prevention Program is designed to help reduce the prevalence and effects of domestic violence by providing education, prevention and intervention strategies. In addition to Dating Violence, curriculum topics include bullying, conflict resolution, internet safety, and respect.

The Domestic Violence Advocacy program staff connects with the community to identify people impacted by domestic violence. They assist with safety planning and immediate support, offer information about Anew: Building Beyond Violence and Abuse, and related resources as well as facilitate access to appropriate Anew: Building Beyond Violence and Abuse programs and services.

The Community Healing Resource Center provides holistic healing services and trauma-informed care to people impacted by gun violence and other forms of violence, directly or indirectly. Their model not only serves victims of violent crimes and their families but the entire community as well. They know that everyone who resides in the community is impacted by the trauma of violence.

The Basta! (Enough!) Domestic Violence Program provides a wide range of counseling and supportive services for survivors of domestic violence. The top priority of the program is to keep victims and their vulnerable family members safe. They operate under a trauma-informed, strength-based model that emphasizes empowerment and independent decision-making. Participants are given information, encouragement, and support in order to rebuild their lives and achieve safety, self-sufficiency, and peace for themselves and their families.

The Basta! (Enough!) Domestic Violence Program provides a wide range of counseling and supportive services for survivors of domestic violence. The top priority of the program is to keep victims and their vulnerable family members safe. They operate under a trauma-informed, strength-based model that emphasizes empowerment and independent decision-making. Participants are given information, encouragement, and support in order to rebuild their lives and achieve safety, self-sufficiency, and peace for themselves and their families.

The Domestic Violence Prevention Program at American Indian Health Services of Chicago is a federally funded grant program that aims to address domestic and sexual violence in Native communities. The program at AIHSC is focused on community education, outreach, prevention, and trauma-informed counseling services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Sarah's Inn provides holistic intervention services to adults and children impacted by domestic violence, providing them necessary supports and resources, and a safe environment to process and heal from the trauma they have experienced.

Provides counseling services. Services are offered in English and Spanish. Services include: - DUI evaluations. - Gambling assessments. - Substance abuse disorder treatment. - Gambling disorder treatment. - Aftercare group. - Individual counseling. - Family counseling. - Parenting classes. - Anger management. - Stress management. - Partners and family abuse prevention. - Gambling early intervention.

Designed to fine-tune and bring enrichment to any relationship, whether abuse is present or not. Topics covered in class include: - Anger management. - Defining and identifying abuse. - Childhood wounds. - Male and female differences. - Communication. - Conflict resolution. - Forgiveness. - Developing trust. - Guilt and shame. - Reactive lifestyles. - Healthy and lasting relationships. - Parenting skills.

- Provides a forum to improve the institutional, professional and community response to family violence including child abuse, domestic abuse, and elder abuse. - Engages in education and prevention; the coordination of intervention and services for victims and perpetrators. - Contributes to the improvement of the legal system and the administration of justice.

- Provides a forum to improve the institutional, professional and community response to family violence including child abuse, domestic abuse, and elder abuse. - Engages in education and prevention; the coordination of intervention and services for victims and perpetrators. - Contributes to the improvement of the legal system and the administration of justice.

- Provides a forum to improve the institutional, professional and community response to family violence including child abuse, domestic abuse, and elder abuse. - Engages in education and prevention; the coordination of intervention and services for victims and perpetrators. - Contributes to the improvement of the legal system and the administration of justice.

Provides school-based sexual and domestic violence prevention programs designed to educate, inform, and empower students. Prevention Educators teach students how to recognize, refuse, and report different types of abuse using age-appropriate language. Partners with local schools, hospitals, police departments, lawyers, businesses and organizations. The educators use storytelling, lectures, and interactive lessons to change societal attitudes and beliefs, end the stigma associated with domestic and sexual violence, and help communities learn to identify and support victims.

Provides crisis shelter for those who are victims of domestic violence. In addition, the following services are provided for both domestic violence and sexual assault survivors: - Legal advocacy. - Medical advocacy. - Prevention education. - Supportive counseling. - Sexual assault victim therapy. - Children's counseling (domestic and sexual violence). - Case management.

- Provides a forum to improve the institutional, professional and community response to family violence including child abuse, domestic abuse, and elder abuse. - Engages in education and prevention; the coordination of intervention and services for victims and perpetrators. - Contributes to the improvement of the legal system and the administration of justice.

Provides family preservation support to families at-risk for child abuse. Offers counseling to families in crisis and post adoption. As well as children with sexual behavior problems.

In-person and virtual information group focusing on domestic violence. Topics covered include the dynamics of abuse, how to support a friend or family member affected by domestic violence/abuse, how to get legal support.

Provides crisis shelter for those who are victims of domestic violence. In addition, the following services are provided for both domestic violence and sexual assault survivors: - Legal advocacy. - Medical advocacy. - Prevention education. - Supportive counseling. - Sexual assault victim therapy. - Children's counseling (domestic and sexual violence). - Case management.

Individual and group support, domestic violence education series, counseling, and prevention services available.

Provides education to the public about domestic violence and human trafficking. Aims to prevent future violence and spread awareness about resources. Also offers 40-hour training workshops and school presentations to discuss teen dating violence.